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There are two kinds of hams: Those who don't have interference problems and those who get on the air!
ARRL's team of experts have compiled the best advice available on every type of radio frequency interference (RFI), from automotive to television, from computers to DVD players, from audio equipment to telephones. This second edition also includes resources for tackling power line noise, cable television interference, and RFI solutions for other electrical devices. If it's a device that can be affected by interference, including your radio receiver, you'll find practical cures in this book.
Second edition. © 2007, The American Radio Relay League, Inc.
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All About: POWER-LINE and ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE with New Insights into Causes & Effects, and Locating & Correction of Interference Sources.
"This easy to read, very practical book, is a must for anyone responsible for solving interference problems."--Vern Chartier, past chairman, IEEE T&D Committee.
3rd edition, revised, © 2007. Distributed by American Radio Relay League (ARRL). Published by Percival Technology.
(ISBN: 978-0-9653760-3-7)
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Practice good radio housekeeping! Achieving electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) with the increasing number of electronic devices in surrounding buildings can be a major problem for anyone operating radio equipment. Tackle RF interference problems and understand the underlying causes. Covers filters and braid-breakers. Packed with reference data!
204 pages. Second edition, © 1998, published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).
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All the information you need about equipment and techniques for HF and VHF radio direction finding. Transmitter hunting is both practical and fun. Using the information in this book, you can not only locate jammers and other sources of malicious interference, but you can also locate downed aircraft, engage in sport hunting, even help search-and-rescue groups save lives!
326 pages. First edition, © 1987.
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Explore the contributions of radio amateurs to the science of radio astronomy and how the average amateur can make and set up equipment to study the signals coming from space.
The author has achieved a great balance between historical narrative and technical information. Amateur Radio Astronomy is not only "a great read" but a practical reference for this fascinating topic.
320 pages. © 2006, published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).
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